Documentary which premiered during COP26, narrates Scotland’s climate journey through the past, present and future.

Over a decade ago, one of the largest coalitions Scotland has ever seen formed to demand tougher targets on climate from their leaders. This powerful movement spurred Scotland into action, and a ripple of positive change echoed out across the country, touching everything from the biggest companies to the smallest communities. This documentary, presented by The Royal Scottish Geographical Society, charts that journey to date.

An insightful and fascinating journey across a nation pulling together to tackle climate change, this film will leave viewers with a sense of hope, inspiration, and renewed strength for the fight ahead.

We are delighted to welcome retired Team Leader Sustainability at Dumfries And Galloway Council Chris Wood-Gee to lead a discussion after the screening with John Higgs. John Higgs is a founder member of the Dumfries and Galloway Climate Group. His particular interests stem from an engineering background and how we bridge the gap between policy and practice in meeting net zero. John is actively engaged on a UK basis with both government and industry in identifying and addressing gaps in net zero aspirations.